Transparent Zero Plus Near Field Studio Monitor Speakers Pair for TV, PC, Gaming. 120 Watt Powered Speakers for Desktop and Room use. AUX, USB, Bluetooth, Toslink Optical, Remote Control.

So my history of speakers (for Desktop PC use) is I owned a Klipsch Pro Media 2.1 and Logitech Z623 set up, probably on a recommendation of good audio on a budget. But it's been so long who knows? I'm not disappointed in them. The Klipsch sub failed and kept causing weird noises so I replaced it with Bose Companion speakers in a pinch and just sort of... forgot they weren't that great. Then life goes on.I found these speakers through a lot of research. It has a lot of strengths. It will connect to pretty much anything through any means (Bluetooth, RCA, Optical, USB). It has a small footprint ideally suited for desktop PC use. It's a powered speaker so it doesn't need any external equipment like an amp to work.And a lot of audiophiles claim it has amazing sound. It was difficult for it not to catch my attention. The research also seems to imply this has a lot of impressive sounding features and people say it has a lot of tech packed into such a small package. Don't know enough about audio to tell you what they mean - I'm sure there's no shortage of reviews that will explain that end.I do know these sound really good, though.I can't find anything that competes with the Vanatoo Transparent Zero+ for my needs. The other two on the short list were the Klipsch Fives and Kanto TUK. Ultimately the Kanto TUK was a lot more money and I couldn't find a substantial reason it was worth it over the T0. The Fives just are much larger and therefore not as appealing for this use case. I did buy some Kanto YU2s because it connects through USB (and has an even smaller footprint than these) and while it is much more impressive than the Bose Companion speakers it left me wondering how much better it could get if it had a bit more robust of a sound and a bit of bass. So now I use these Vanatoo's for the desktop.I'm not an audiophile. I don't really know how to describe sound. It sounds pretty amazing. I put the bass and treble up about 7 decibels. Not really sure if that's unholy for something people call a flat speaker and are prized for it. Oh well. Such is life. They sound incredible to me like this. Supposedly they are even better with a sub. I might find out one day.This speaker is definitely for you if you want amazing sound at a compact size and need a variety of ways to connect it. It even has auto switching features if you're using it on multiple devices. Take it from a random guy on the internet who dug through all the pretentious sounding reviews filled with hobby specific jargon to find these so you didn't have to.

Great speakers, gives much better natural sound than Ilouds micros having more features like remote pilot and additional inputs. I definitely recommend those over ilouds.

Had these for a desktop gaming/music set up. Phenom. Very nice build quality and sound stage is incredible for the money. Pair with a 10” sub and you’ll be blown away.

So I bought these together with the Kanto Oras. While they were both pretty good. I liked the sound signature of the T0 Plus a lot better. It was a bit warmer but with the aluminium cones but it still provided a nice sharp details of highs and mids. The Oras were no go for me for a few reasons. One was the sound signature was headsplitting for me. It give me a headache right away after turning it on. After using an Equalizer, the headaches got better but it was still present. It also was made with full plastic which made it look and feel very cheap. The Vanatoo on the other hand was hefty and felt very premium.The Vanatoo doest have the best bluetooth connection but it does the job pretty well.All in all, I went and tried many many speakers and am very happy with this one. The unique design an solid sound from these speakers are well worth it.

For near field listening, I've never had a better experience than the Vanatoo T0+. I like them better than my Kef LSX II, so the Kefs have been repurposed to a different location.The subwoofer integration is excellent, but these dig pretty deep on their own, and their bass is so clean, thanks to the passive radiators.Imaging is spectacular. You can feel the panning in songs that have it, so much that I find myself rewinding back to those parts of songs.I love all the customization options and the innovative solution Vanatoo came up with to set them. (Make sure you check out the full manual on Vanatoo's website.)I had a problem with the remote on my pair, and working with Gary was excellent. My problem was resolved promptly.

Wow! Best desktop speakers I've ever owned. The 1" tweeters deliver clean, clear highs. The passive radiators enable impressive bass response in a small package. I have my T Zeros paired with a little 8" Polk sub and the system sounds amazing. DSP settings allow for easy optimization depending on whether you place the speakers on a desk in the middle of a room or up against a wall. The T Zeros image really well (crazy phantom center). I had a minor issue with one of my speakers that required technical support. I contacted Vanatoo and worked with both Gary and Rick. They addressed the issue quickly. Now, my speakers rock problem-free. Great sound. Great build quality. Great customer support. Highly recommended.

Great speakers! I returned a pair of KEF LSX II LTs and replaced them with these. Wow. The sound and build quality are excellent for the price, and they blow so many other speakers away. I have no issue with Bluetooth or other people connecting to it. I don't know what the other reviewer is talking about, but you have to turn Bluetooth on, which is off by default. That reviewer should read the manual or contact Vanatoo's support! Very well-engineered speakers!